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The task is to produce and use posters as a way of Bringing it to the Public.
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You have already had, in other tasks from this period, the chance to compile various<br /> products from your travels. The poster has been a part of the many methods or<br /> means you have used to share your experiences, since it is a simple form of<br /> communication. It enables you to transmit your message without having to be<br /> constantly talking to people, and people also don’t need a lot of time to get<br /> information about something from a poster.<br /> <br /> As you know, people are always moving around throughout the day trying to make a<br /> living, so it can be hard to find people who are willing to stand around long enough<br /> to listen to you talking about your experiences. But you know that the information<br /> you have to share will be important to a lot of people, so you decide to put up<br /> posters in public places where anybody can get information without spending a lot<br /> of time doing so. But how can you make a good poster?<br /> <br /> First you need to know what a poster is. A poster is a mixed form of communication:<br /> words and images together combine to give a message. The poster serves to motivate<br /> or inform, and so it has to be well-designed. As we have just said, people have to<br /> understand the message quickly and easily, so the poster must be well-made,<br /> attractive and easy to understand, so that anybody passing by is obliged to stop and<br /> look at it. By doing this you will be Bringing it to the Public quickly and simply.<br /> <br /> This does not mean that your posters will only be put up in public places for passers-<br /> by. You can also arrange to put them up in an exhibition or to present them in your<br /> DNS, the neighbouring primary schools or public institutions, but it is still essential<br /> that your message be transmitted quickly and easily.<br /> <br /> For this activity, we have compiled a very simple guide in the files about how to<br /> make a good poster. You can also use the experiences of fellow students at the DNS.<br /> <br /> <strong>Good luck.</strong>
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1. Choose a theme that you want to represent on a poster.<br /> <br /> 2. Read the file F1 for some tips about how to make a good poster (F1: Como fazer um cartaz, angl. <em>How to make a poster</em>?, taken from http://www.eb23-cmdt-conceicao-silva.rcts.pt/sev/lp/fazer_cartaz.htm<br /> <br /> 3. Select the materials you need to make the poster: the colours that you use should<br /> match the theme. It is important to make it clear to the public what the purpose of<br /> the poster is.<br /> <br /> 4. Make the poster. First a draft and then the real poster.<br /> <br /> 5. Invite some fellow students and your teacher to look at your work and comment<br /> on the quality.<br /> <br /> 6. Now you are ready to show your poster to the public.
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